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Contents VOLUME 8, NUMBER 1, FEBRUARY 2003 : A personal reflective account: The impact of the collation and sharing of information during 1: Editorial the course of a child protection investigation N. Biehal M. Richardson ‘Can I come home?’ The experiences of young : Protecting children in Scotland: examining the runaways contacting the Message Home impact of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 helpline J. McGhee & ¥ Francis FE Mitchell : Organizational support for evidence-based Promising practices in understanding and practice within child and family social work: treating child neglect a collaborative study M. Berry, R. Charlson & K. Dawson M. Barratt What do we know about child neglect? A bh Book Reviews critical review of the literature and its 160 Books Received application to social work practice K. Tanner & D. Turney “Your friends don’t understand’: Invisibility VOLUME 8, NUMBER 3, AUGUST 2003 and unmet need in the lives of ‘young carers’ (Guest Editor: Ravi Kohli) N. Thomas, T; Stainton, S. fackson, W. ¥. Cheung, S. Doubtfire & A. Webb Special issue: Child and Family Social Work with Asylum Seekers and Refugees Social welfare services for single parent families in Hong Kong: a paradox 161: Editorial L. ¥. King R. Kohli Child protection social work and men’s abuse : Asylum, children’s rights and social work of women: an Irish study S. Cemlyn &c L. Briskman S. Holt : The social services response to Defining quality care for looked after children: unaccompanied children in England frontline workers’ perspectives on standards E Mitchell and all that? : The child’s or the state’s — best interests? An D. Watson examination of the ways immigration officials Book Reviews work with unaccompanied asylum seeking Books Received minors in Norway A. Engebrigtsen : Promoting psychosocial well-being in unaccompanied asylum seeking young people VOLUME 8, NUMBER 2, MAY 2003 in the United Kingdom 89: Who Takes Care of Education? Looked after R. Kohli & R. Mather children’s perceptions of support for : Social work with African refugee children and educational progress their families R. M. Harker, D. Dobel-Ober, ¥. Lawrence, T. Okitikpit & C. Aymer D. Berridge & R. Sinclair : Unsettling the ‘social’ in social work: responses : Managing sexually abused and/or abusing to asylum seeking children in Ireland children in substitute care A. Christie E. Farmer & S. Pollock : Book Reviews : Positive Connections: a programme for children : Books Received who have a parent with a mental illness N. A. Orel, P A. Groves & L. Shannon Child and Family Social Work 2003, 8, pp iii-iv © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd Volume contents VOLUME 8, NUMBER 4, NOVEMBER 2003 : The continuing relevance of casework ideas to long-term child protection work 241: Call for papers H. Searing N. Biehal : Broadening constructions of family violence: : Parenting fostered adolescents: skills and mothers’ perspectives of aggression from their strategies children J. Lipscombe, E. Farmer & S. Moyers D. Fackson : Preferentially rejected children and their : Mainstream or margin? The current use of development in permanent family placements family group conferences in child welfare A. Rushton & C. Dance practice in the UK : Services for troubled adolescents: exploring L. Brown user variation : Research Review: Engaging parents and carers D. Berridge, ¥.B eecham, I. Brodie, T. Cole, with family support services: What can be H. Daniels, M. Knapp & V. MacNeill learned from research on help-seeking? : Issues facing brothers of sexually abused K. Broadhurst children: implications for professional practice 534: Book Reviews A. Hill 359 : Books Received : Between a rock and a hard place: the role of ' ; : - 361 : Author index relatives in protecting children from the effects of parental drug problems M. Barnard : Worries and problems of young carers: issues for mental health V. E. Cree iv Child and Family Social Work 2003, 8, pp iii-iv © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd